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The following maps will be in the upcoming Modern Warfare 2 Resurgence Map Pack, due June 3rd, 2010. In order of appearance below: Strike and Vacant from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Then 3 new maps titled Fuel, Trailer Park and Carnival.

I am glad that all the new maps are during the day and no “night time and/or rainy” maps are in this final map pack we will most likely ever see for Modern Warfare 2.

Strike from Call of Duty 4 to Modern Warfare 2: You will notice a few changes in just this picture alone, then the original Strike in COD4. Which is personally my favorite map from COD4 and I am glad MW2 is getting it.

Vacant from Call of Duty 4 to Modern Warfare 2: This map as well from COD4 has some changes done to it then from the original Vacant in COD4.

Fuel: I think this map will be one of my favorite new maps in MW2. Minus the sniping aspect of it. Completely unique from the other maps. The setting is an oil refinery and is split into two sections. One area is wide-open for snipers and the other half is a large warehouse with tight corridors.

Trailer Park: Contains tight corridors and condensed areas. Very maze-like with obvious choke points. In context of the game, this map is the living quarters for the people who run the Boneyard level found in Modern Warfare 2′s singleplayer campaign. The Boneyard will be viewable in the background.

Carnival: Desolate amusement park with excellent vantage points for snipers. It’s “unlike anything we’ve ever done before,” said Bowling. The map takes place during the daytime and includes all original art and model assets. Bowling added that the team really wanted to include this in the first map pack, but the team needed additional time for polish. It’s a fairly large map and includes many set pieces, such as roller-coasters, a fun house, and bumper cars.

The Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Map Pack has finally hit the PlayStation Network for a price of $14.99. This Map Pack is the same Map Pack that Xbox 360 received exclusively well over a month ago. So you PS3 players out there, go grab it now!

If you are unfamiliar with what maps are included in this DLC, the maps are Bailout, Salvage and Storm. Then also Overgrown and Crash which are maps from Call of Duty: 4.

Here is the upcoming downloadable content “Stimulus Package” for Modern Warfare 2. Provided for you in High Definition (HD). There are 3 new maps, Bailout, Storm and Salvage. Then also 2 old maps from Call of Duty 4 (COD4), Crash and Overgrown.

This map pack is exclusive to Xbox Live for the first match and will be out on March 30th, 2010. After the exclusive month is up, you will be able to grab them on PS3 or PC. This map pack on Xbox Live is 1200 MSP.

Details about Infinity Ward’s upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 map pack, titled the Stimulus Package, have been revealed via the weekly Xbox LIVE Marketplace podcast (from special guest Robert Bowling). This download contains five maps in total, two of which appeared in the first Modern Warfare title.

This pack will be available to download exclusively on Xbox LIVE starting on March 30, 2010. PS3 and PC owners will have to wait a bit longer but no official release for those systems has been revealed. Activision has confirmed the pack will cost 1200 Microsoft points ($14.99). 3 completely new and 2 rehashed (from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare) maps is below:

Here are the map descriptions:

It has just been confirmed by Robert “fourzerotwo” Bowling that Modern Warfare 2′s first DLC (downloadable content) will arrive on Xbox 360 March 30th, 2010. If you are unaware of this, this is exclusive to Xbox 360 for the first 30 days only. Afterwards, those PS3 and PC players will be able to play these new maps as well. So mark your calendars!

In this new downloadable content currently titled from my knowledge as “Stimulus Package” I do know contain 2 maps from Call of Duty 4, those being Overgrown and Crash. I am more a fan of Strike and Bog and wish those were coming over instead. Could you imagine a game of Bog on Modern Warfare 2? Hell yeah, I wish it would happen. But I would be more than happy with just Strike, my favorite map of all time.

They also contain 3 new maps Complex, Compact and Storm. I can not post pictures that have been previously leaked days ago. You will just have to wait till the end of the month to play them or as new information arrives over the next few weeks. I am sure there will be and we will be posting them when the time comes too.

Source is from Robert “fourzerotwo” Bowling himself over a tweet of his. Which also links to a website made by them: Mapathy.com.

http://www.mapathy.com – Feeling the effects of Mapathy? It’s okay, the cure is hitting #Xboxlive in just 3 short weeks. #MW2

Here is a screenshot of the upcoming Verruckt iPhone/iPod Game. This is the first Zombie map from Treyarch’s Call of Duty: World at War.

Source: JD_2020′s Twitter (Josh Olin of Treyarch)

Mistical captured the video below in HD High Definition for you all to see if you happen to miss it, not get on Xbox to see it or even for you players on the PlayStation Network.

TeamXbox gets an earlier look at the new Banzai map coming out next month. Take a look here at TeamXbox’s Banzai Impressions and Preview Here.

GameSpy takes a look at all the new maps so read their impressions Here. IGN also was given a look at a new map from map pack 2, Sub Pens, take a look at IGN’s preview here.

Sources: JD_2020 Tweet #1 | JD_2020 Tweet #2 | JD_2020 Tweet #3

Source: Joystiq

You may remember last month when the above message was seen on construction signs in Austin, a winking reference to Call of Duty: World at War’s zombie-annihilating multiplayer mode. Though the staff behind the game says they had nothing to do with the prank, the sentiment isn’t far off the mark. Developer Treyarch notes that a new DLC map pack — arrives “soon” — will include a fresh zombie level.

So, if you’re tired of seeing exploded zombie heads plastered all over the same old backgrounds, the dev says “to stay tuned for official word regarding upcoming DLC.” We’ll let you know what we hear.

Source: JoyStiq